As a BRAND new user to freeCodeCamp (I mean 30m old), I was enticed to sign up by the info on the front the page that says this site teaches Git. I’d love to try to learn but now that I’m here I don’t see where to go to do that. As a general rule, I’m having a hard time getting a hang of what’s what. Can someone tell me where to go? it would be appreciated!
Welcome to the fcc universe, you’ve been mislead as fcc doesn’t teaches git like a course as of now. So if you want to learn through exercises, head on to https://progate.com/languages/git which has visual exercises to make you familiar with beginner git.
Ok, thank you. After going to both of those links, I still can’t find anything that teaches Git even though they say they do at second link you mentioned, am I missing something?
That takes me to a site that says:
" freeCodeCamp Guide
This website is full of articles about all things related to programming. You can use the search bar above to find something you would like to learn about, or use the navigation to explore the content.
There are articles on:
SQL
Mathematics
JavaScript
Bootstrap
Git
and a whole lot more
Not sure where to start?
If you want to learn programming but you’re not sure where to start, check out freeCodeCamp. It has a curriculum that starts from zero and helps you learn to code.
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Yeah they do have the documentation. As you can see on the guide, they have documentation for a lot of things. But the curriculum is mainly focused on JavaScript and its related frameworks.
Someone is currently working on adding a Git section to the curriculum, but it will be a while before it gets into production. My guess is 6 months at least.